unifolliate Sentence Examples
- The unifolliate leaf of the bloodroot plant is characteristically shaped like a single, broad blade.
- The unifolliate leaves of skunk cabbage emerge early in spring, often before the snow melts.
- Some species of arisaema have unifolliate leaves with intricate patterns and veins.
- The unifolliate leaf of the spathiphyllum plant creates a striking display with its glossy, dark green surface.
- The unifolliate leaves of the plant Trillium grandiflorum form a whorl around the stem, creating a delicate and elegant appearance.
- The unifolliate leaf of the mayapple plant is deeply divided into three lobes, giving it a clover-like shape.
- The unifolliate leaves of the cobra lily plant are often speckled with reddish-brown spots, resembling the scales of a cobra snake.
- The unifolliate leaves of the ginger plant are used as a culinary herb worldwide.
- The unifolliate leaves of the taro plant are a staple food in many tropical regions.
- The unifolliate leaves of the umbrella plant are clustered at the top of the stem, resembling an umbrella canopy.
unifolliate Meaning
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unifolliate (a.)
Having only one leaf.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unifolliate
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Having only one leaf.
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The unifolliate leaf of the bloodroot plant is characteristically shaped like a single, broad blade.
The unifolliate leaves of skunk cabbage emerge early in spring, often before the snow melts.
Some species of arisaema have unifolliate leaves with intricate patterns and veins.
The unifolliate leaf of the spathiphyllum plant creates a striking display with its glossy, dark green surface.
